Dragon

DRAGONITE
AMIGURUMI
PATTERN
YARN COLORS
ABOUT THIS PATTERN
Colors in Red Heart
While making this amigurumi you will work in
Super Saver:
continuous rounds, unless told otherwise. Use
Saffon
a stitch maker to mark end of your rounds.
Pale Yellow
Jade The finished amigurumi should
Charcoal measure approximately 12.5 inches tall. Size
may vary, depending on yarn type and
FELT COLORS personal yarn tension.
Instructions that need to be repeated will be
White
marked with brackets followed by the number
Black
of times it needs to be repeated.
Optional: Roving Wool
for needle felting Example:
Round 4) [2 sc, inc] rep 6 times (24)
OTHER MATERIALS
Fiber-fil stuffing
Hot glue -or- felting
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
needle
18 gauge stem wire You may not claim this pattern as your own.
TOOLS NEEDED You may not alter, copy, sell, or redistribute
this pattern in whole or in part.
G hook (4.0mm)
D hook(3.25mm) This pattern is intended for personal use only.
Scissors
Yarn Needle If you use publish photos of items made from
Felting Needle this pattern I ask that you please give me
credit as the original designer of the pattern.
*Note: I use a felting needle to apply felt It's always a good idea to give credit where
to my amigurumi. This is an optional credit is due.
technique. If you do not have a felting
needle you can use glue instead. 1
BODY PARTS
Abbreviations
Head
Use Saffron. Stuff as you go.
sc = single crochet
To begin the head, we will start with a chain. We inc = increase (2 sc in the next sc)
will then work around the chain to form a round. hdc= half double crochet
See images for guidance. Stuff as you go. dc = double crochet
dec = invisible decrease
Chain 7. sl st = slip stitch
Round 1) working down the chain: 5 sc, 3 sc in the rep = repeat
next stitch, working up the other side of the chain:
5 sc, 3 sc in the next stitch (16)
Round 2) [5 sc, 3 inc] rep 2 times (22)
Round 3) [6 sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc] rep 2 times (28)
Round 4) [7 sc, inc, 2 sc, inc, 2 sc, inc] rep 2 times Image Guide For Round 1
(34)
a. b.
Round 5) sc in each st around (34)
Round 6) 2 sc, inc, inc, 14 sc, inc, inc, 14 sc (38)
Round 8) – Round 10) sc in each st around (38)
Round 11) 2 sc, dec, dec, 32 sc (36)
Round 12) in Front Loops only: (3 inc, sc, 3 inc), 29 Chain 7
Work down the chain
sc (42)
Round 13) [inc, sc] rep 3 times, sc, [sc, inc] rep 3
times, 29 sc (48) c.
Round 14) [2 sc, inc] rep 6 times, 30 sc (54)
Round 16) [inc, 3 sc] rep 6 times, 30 sc (60)
Round 18) sc in each st around (60) Work up the other
Round 19) [inc, 4 sc] rep 6 times, 30 sc (66) side
Round 29) [9 sc, dec] rep 6 times (60)
Round 30) [4 sc, dec, 4 sc] rep 6 times (54) **Note for Round 12**
Round 31) [7 sc, dec] rep 6 times (48) Only the contents contained within the
Round 32) [3 sc, dec, 3 sc] rep 6 times (42) parenthesis will be worked in the Front
Round 33)[5 sc, dec] rep 6 times (36) Loops.
Round 34)[2 sc, dec, 2 sc] rep 6 times (30)
Round 35)[3 sc, dec] rep 6 times (24)
Round 36)[1 sc, dec, 1 sc] rep 6 times (18)
Round 37)[1 sc, dec] rep 6 times (12)
Round 38)dec 6 times (6) Finish stuffing the head, then close off.
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BODY PARTS
Head (continued) Body (continued)

Round 20) - Round 22) sc in each st around (72)
Round 23) [10 sc, dec] rep 3 times, 36 sc (69)
How the head should look when
finished. (side view) Horn sewn
onto top of head.
Horn
Use Saffron.
Round 1) 3 sc in magic ring (3)
Round 2) inc in each stitch around (6)
Finish with a slip stitch and stuff the horn.
Leave a long tail for sewing. Leave the horn
open, do not close off.
Finish off with a slip stitch. Leave open, do not
close. Leave a long tail for sewing. Stuff the
body.
Body
Note that the side of the body with the
Use Saffron.
decreases is the "front" side. It is the side that
the belly piece will be sewed onto during
Round 2) inc in each st around (12)
assembly.
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BODY PARTS
Tail Hips
Use Saffron. Use Saffron. Make two.
Round 1) 4 sc in magic ring (4) Round 1) 6 sc in magic ring (6)
Round 2) [1 sc, inc] rep 2 times (6) Round 2) inc in each st around (12)
Round 3) [1 sc, inc] rep 3 times (9) Round 3) [1 sc, inc] rep 6 times (18)
Round 4) [2 sc, inc] rep 3 times (12) Round 4) [2 sc, inc] rep 6 times (24)
Round 5) sc around (12) Round 5) [3 sc, inc] rep 6 times (30)
Round 6) 4 hdc, 8 sc (12) Round 6) [4 sc, inc] rep 6 times (36)
Round 7) 4 hdc, 8 sc (12) Round 7) [5 sc, inc] rep 6 times (42)
Round 8) 3 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [3 sc, inc] Round 8) sc in each st around (42)
rep 2 times (15) Round 9) – Round 11) sc in each st around
Round 9) 4 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [4 sc, inc] (42)
rep 2 times (18) Round 12) [4 sc, inc] rep 4 times, 22 sc (46)
Round 10) 5 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [5 sc, Round 13) [5 sc, inc] rep 4 times, 22 sc (50)
inc] rep 2 times (21) Round 14) [6 sc, inc] rep 4 times, [3 sc, dec]
Round 11) 6 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [6 sc, rep 4 times, 2 sc (50)
inc] rep 2 times (24) Round 15) sc in each st around (50)
Round 12) 7 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [7 sc, Finish off with a slip stitch. Leave a long tail
inc] rep 2 times (27) for sewing. Leave the hip open and stuff.
Round 13) 9 hdc, 18 sc (27)
Round 14) 8 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [8 sc, Legs
inc] rep 2 times (30) Use Saffron. Make two.
Round 15) 10 hdc, 20 sc (30)
Round 16) 9 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [9 sc, To begin making this piece we will start with
inc] rep 2 times (33) a chain, then join the ends of the chain
Round 17) 11 hdc, 22 sc (33) together to form a round. See images for
Round 18) 10 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [10 sc, guidance.
inc] rep 2 times (36)
Round 19) 12 hdc, 24 sc (36) Chain 18.
Round 20) 11 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [11 sc, Join the ends of the chain with a slip stitch.
inc] rep 2 times (39) Place your stitch marker in this stitch to mark
Round 21) 13 hdc, 26 sc (39) the end of the round.
Round 22) 12 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, [12 sc, (image guide on next page)
inc] repe 2 times (42)
Round 23) 14 hdc, 28 hdc (42)
Round 24) 16 hdc, 26 sc (42)
Round 25) 16 hdc, 26 sc (42)
Finish off with a slip stitch. Leave a long tail
for sewing. Leave the tail open and stuff the
tail.
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BODY PARTS
Starting the Leg Foot (continued)

Round 4) – Round 12) sc in each st around
(24)
Round 15) dec 6 times (6)
Finish stuffing and then close off.
Toes
Use White. Make six.
a.)chain 18 Round 2) inc in each st around (6)
b.)insert hook into back Round 4) sc in each st around (9)
loop of 1st chain. Round 5) sc in each st around (9)
Finish off with a slip stitch. Leave a long tail
c.)make a slip stitch to for sewing. Leave the toe open and stuff.
join.
Sew the toes to the foot on the side of the
chain (round 1).
Finish off with a slip stitch and leave a long
tail for sewing. Leave both ends of the leg
open and stuff the leg.
Foot
Use Saffron. Make two. Arm
Use Saffron. Make two.
To begin the foot, we will start with a chain.
We will then work around the chain to form a To begin the arm, we will start with a chain.
round (the same way we started the head We will then work around the chain to form a
piece). Stuff as you go. round (the same way we started the head
Chain 8. piece). Stuff as you go.
Round 1) working down the chain: 6 sc, 3 sc
in the next st, working up the other side of
the chain: 6 sc, 3 sc in the next st (18)
Round 2) [6 sc, 3 inc] rep 2 times (24)
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BODY PARTS
Arm (continued) Fingers

Chain 6. Use White. Make six.
Round 1) working down the chain: 4 sc, 3 sc Round 1) 3 sc in magic ring (3)
in the next st, working up the other side of Round 2) inc in each st around (6)
the chain: 4 sc, 3 sc in the next stitch (14) Round 3) sc in each st around (6)
Round 2) 5 sc, 3 sc in the next st, 6 sc, 3 sc in Finish off with a slip stitch. Leave a long tail
the next st, sc (18) for sewing and leave the finger open. Lightly
Round 3) sc in each st around (18) stuff the finger.
Round 4) – Round 16) sc in each st around
(18) Sew the fingers to the arm on the side of
Round 17) with your work still on your hook, Round 1.
fold the opening in half, insert hook through
both sides and sc across the opening to close
(9) see images for guidance.
Row 18) sc in each st across (9)
Closing the arm
Belly
a) looking down at b) fold in half, insert hook Use Pale Yellow.
opening through both sides
This piece is worked in ROWS, not in rounds.

Do not chain 1 at the end of each row like
you normally would. When beginning the
next row insert your hook into the very first
stitch from your hook. It will be a tight
squeeze, but doing this will give the sides of
this piece a very straight edge.
c) sc across the opening to If you find that doing this is too difficult or
close too tight, you may chain 1 at the end of each
row as you normally would when working in
rows.
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BODY PARTS
Belly (continued) Row 75) 2 sc, dec, 2 sc (5)

Row 77) 2 sc, dec, 1 sc (4)
Row 79) 1 sc, dec, 1 sc (3)
Row 81) sc, dec (2)
Finish off. Leave a long tail for sewing.
Edges with chain 1 at the Edges with no chain 1 at the

end of each row. end of each row. Once the belly is finished we will embroider
straight lines across the belly with the
Chain 13 charcoal-colored yarn. Make a line after
Row 1) 5 sc, inc, inc, 5 sc (14) every 4th row.
Row 4) 6 sc, inc, inc, 6 sc (16)
Row 5) – Row 8) sc in each st across (16)
Row 9) 7 sc, inc, inc, 7 sc (18)
Row 16) 8 sc, inc, inc, 8 sc (20)
Row 34) 8 sc, dec, dec, 8 sc (18)
Row 37) 7 sc, dec, dec, 7 sc (16)
Row 38) – 45) sc in each st across (16)
Row 46) 6 sc, dec, dec, 6 sc (14)
Row 53) 5 sc, dec, dec, 5 sc (12)
Row 57) 4 sc, dec, dec, 4 sc (10)
Row 62) 3 sc, dec, dec, 3 sc (8)
Row 69) 3 sc, dec, 3 sc (7)
Row 72) 2 sc, dec, 3 sc (6)
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BODY PARTS
Wing Webbing Part A

Use Jade. Make two.
This piece is worked in ROWS, not rounds.
Chain 3.
Row 1) sc, sc (2)
Row 2) sc, inc (3)
Row 3) sc, inc, sc (4)
Row 4) inc, 2 sc, inc (6)
Row 15) inc, 10 sc, inc (14)
A. B.
Row 17) 6 sc (6) – How webbing looks after Sc down the side to the end.
completing Row 17.
This will not complete the row, turn your
work.
Row 18) sc into the 2nd st from hook, 4 sc (5)
Row 19) 3 sc, dec (4)
Row 20) sc into the 2nd st from hook, 2 sc (3)
Row 21) 1 sc, dec (2)
Row 22) dec (1)
sc down the side to the end. then turn your
work to begin the next row. See images A and
B for guidance.
How the finished Wing
Webbing A should look.
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BODY PARTS
Wing Webbing Part B C.

Use Jade. Make two.
This piece is worked in ROWS, not rounds.
Chain 3.
Row 1) sc, sc (2)
Row 2) sc, inc (3)
Row 3) sc, inc, sc (4)
Row 5) sc in each st across (6) Finished Webbing B
Row 7) sc in each st across (8) Sew the Webbings Together
Row 9) inc, sc, inc, 5 sc (10)
Row 10) 9 sc, inc (11)
Row 11) inc, 10 sc (12)
Row 12) inc, 11 sc, chain 6 see image A
Row 13) sc in each st across (18) see image B
Row 16) sc in each st across (18) Webbing B
Webbing A
Row 18) 4 sc then turn your work, this will
not complete the row (4) Align the Webbing Part A and Part B as seen
Row 19) sc into 2nd st from hook, 2 sc (3) in the photo above and sew them together
Row 20) sc, dec (2) along the edge.
Row 21) dec (1)
Finish off. Leave a long tail for sewing.
Webbing B Webbing A
A. B. Repeat this process with the 2nd pair of

Image of row 12 Image of row 13
wing webbings to make a 2nd wing.
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BODY PARTS
Wing Arm
Use Saffron. Make two.
For this piece, you will use a 3.25mm or
3.00mm hook. We want this piece to be very
skinny.
Take a long piece of 18 gauge stem wire
Finish with a slip stitch. Leave open. Stuffing
and bend the tip as shown in the photo
is not needed for this piece.
above so that it doesn't poke out of the wing
arm.
Feed the wire through the wing arm and
Assemble the Wings bend it to the shape of the wing.
Align the Wing Arm along the top of the Wing

Webbings that have been sewing together.
Sew the Wing arm along the top of the wing
webbing. Add or subtract rows of sc's to the
wing arm if needed so that it matches the
length of the top of the wings.
Finished Wings
Wing arm sewn to the webbing.
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BODY PARTS
Antenna
Use Pale Yellow. Make two.
For this piece, you will use a 3.25mm or
3.00mm hook. We want this piece to be very
skinny.
Finish with a slip stitch. Leave open. Stuffing
is not needed for this piece.
Bend the antennas with the wire inside into

the shapes seen above.
Take a long piece of 18 gauge stem wire and

bend the tip as shown in the photo above so
that it doesn't poke out of the antenna.
Feed the wire through the antenna.
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ASSEMBLY
Use the provided pictures of the finished Dragonite as a visual aid to help guide you in the assembly
process. Pins are highly recommended to aid in part placement during assembly.
1. Sew the horn to the top of the

head.
2. Sew the head to the opening of the

body. Note that the side of the body with
the decreases that is more angled is the
front side of the body.
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3. Sew the tail to the back of the body,
near the bottom.
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4. Sew the belly piece to the front and
center of the body and under the tail.
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3
The use of pins to hold the piece in place
3
is recommended for this step to help
keep everything straight as you sew.
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ASSEMBLY
Top
5. Sew the hips to the sides of the

body near the bottom. *Note that the
side of the hip piece with the increases
should point upwards and the side with
the decreases should point towards the
bottom.
Bottom
6. Sew the Legs to the front of the hips.

The wider opening will to sewn to the
hips.
7. Sew the feet to the opening of the

legs.
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8. Sew the arms to the sides of the body
approximately 2 to 3 rows below the
head. If you choose to make Dragonite
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3
holding the Pokeball or Dratini, angle 3
them reaching forward.
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ASSEMBLY
9. Sew the wings to the back. Insert the

wire at approximately 7 to 8 rows below
the head. Angle the wires downward
and push them into the body.
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10. Sew the antennas to the top of the
head. Insert the wires down into the
head at approximately between rows
21-22 and about 12 to 13 stitches
apart.
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EYES AND FACE

Felt Eyes
Cut out the shapes seen in the photos

from Black and White craft felt. Eyes
are approximately 1.5 inches tall and
1 inch wide. Glue them to the front of
the face, or you can use a felting
needle if you have one.
Use your yarn needle and black yarn,

or embroidery floss, to embroider the
nostrils on the nose.
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Finished!
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DRAGONITE

Head (continued) Body (continued)

Starting the Leg Foot (continued)

Arm (continued) Fingers

Closing the arm

This piece is worked in ROWS, not in rounds.

Belly (continued) Row 75) 2 sc, dec, 2 sc (5)

Edges with chain 1 at the Edges with no chain 1 at the

Wing Webbing Part A

Wing Webbing Part B C.

A. B. Repeat this process with the 2nd pair of

Align the Wing Arm along the top of the Wing

Wing arm sewn to the webbing.

Bend the antennas with the wire inside into

Take a long piece of 18 gauge stem wire and

Feed the wire through the antenna.

1. Sew the horn to the top of the

2. Sew the head to the opening of the

5. Sew the hips to the sides of the

6. Sew the Legs to the front of the hips.

7. Sew the feet to the opening of the

9. Sew the wings to the back. Insert the

Cut out the shapes seen in the photos

Use your yarn needle and black yarn,

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